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Hove Park Railway´s running season for 2010 is now in full swing. For more information on our open days, see the list of trackdays.
When passing you may see volunteers working on the track and facilities, why not say hello. If you have any questions don´t hesitate to ask, we are always happy to answer them.
Fares: Adult £1, Children 50p
Opening times for Public Running Days: 2:00pm until 5:00pm
Hove Park Miniature Railway - 27th August 2018
Welcome to My Channel South Coast Trainspotter. This Video: Hove Park Miniature Railway. Some Of The Locos Include An Unnumbered BR Blue Class 20 Soon To Be 20025, Intercity 125 HST Number 43214, Pullman Liveried Class 73 Number 73163 and Many More. This Railway Is Located In The Northern Side of Hove Park With The Trains Running @ 5 Inch Gauge. The Railway Is Around 610 Meters Long and Takes Around 3 Minutes For One Lap Of The Railway. Please Comment, Like, Share, Subscribe and Don't Forget to Click the Bell Icon for My Channel Notifications.
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Filmed - 27th August 2018
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Hove Park Miniature Railway Promo Video
Our 2017 running dates are:
Saturday 25th March
Saturday 8th April
Monday 17th April
Monday 1st May
Monday 29th May – Hove Martlets Fete Charity Day*
Saturday June 10th
Saturday June 24th
Saturday 8th July
Saturday 29th July
Saturday 12th August
Monday 28th August
Saturday 9th September
Saturday 23rd September
**Saturday 7th October
**Saturday 21st October
We run from 2PM-5PM!
**We operate from 1:30-4:15PM due to the evenings getting darker!
Price - £1 per person
Visit our website at:
Email us at: HoveParkMiniatureRailway@gmail.com or contact us through the website.
*Running from 12-5
**Running from 1:30 - 4:30
Hove Park Miniature Railway 04/05/2015 - Brighton Belle Electric Loco awaiting for departure
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Hove Park Miniature Railway 2019 Promo Video
A video advertising Hove Park Railway for it's 2019 running season!
We will be running on the following dates:
Saturday March 23rd
Saturday April 6th
Monday April 22nd
Monday May 6th
**Monday May 27th**
Saturday June 8th
Saturday June 22nd
Saturday July 6th
Saturday July 27th
Saturday August 10th
Monday August 26th
Saturday September 7th
Saturday September 21st
-Saturday October 5th-
-Saturday October 19th-
Running days operate from 2PM - 5PM
** = Hove Martlets Fete Charity Day - train rides from 1PM - 5PM
- = Winter hours - train rides from 1:30PM - 4:30PM
Checkout last years promo video:
To find out more, please visit:
hoveparkrailway.co.uk or
facebook.com/hoveparkrailway
Please note that due to circumstances outside of the society's control e.g. weather etc., may mean the curtailment or cancellation of services without notice.
Music:
Bensound- dreams
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Thanks to Blake Willimott for some of the footage in this video!
All other footage by HPR volunteers (Luke, Mikey, Sam, Oliver, Harry)
© Hove Park Railway 2018
Hove Park Miniature Railway 2018
A short video taken on Monday 27th August 2018 showing Hove Park Miniature Railway in East Sussex which is home to the Brighton and Hove Society of Miniature Locomotive Engineers. It is located at the northern end of Hove Park and is open to a the public at certain days of the year, dates of which can be found on their website at hoveparkrailway.co.uk. It is a raised 5 inch, 3 1/2 and 2 1/2 inch gauge line on concrete supports and effectively consists of a dumbbell layout. I was quite amazed at how busy it was, with an impressive queue to ride the trains. However due to the generous amount of 5 inch gauge locos in use, it didn’t take long to travel down the queue. There was one steamer in use, as well as a Maxitrak Class 73 in Pullman livery and also a Class 20 in BR blue, Class 31, Class 43 (Intercity 125) and a battery electric steam outline 0-4-0 which resembled Percy from the Thomas the Tank Engine series. Rides were £1 per person and was open from 2 - 5pm on the day of our visit.
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At the eastern edge of the Park is the 'Fingermaze', a piece of public sculpture carved into the park and lined with stone and lime mortar. The Fingermaze is a giant fingerprint which incorporates a Cretan labyrinth within its whirling design.
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